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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
11
Anaconda notices highlight events around town with meetings at the Montana hotel at 8 oclock. Masqueraders gather tonight as various clubs schedule officer elections and social sessions.
Eureka chapter No. 16, Order of the Western Star, elected officers at their Monday meeting in the Masonic temple. A special Dec 20 session will initiate a large class. Newly elected: Worthy matron Mrs. Lt Mowbray, worthy patron Walter C. Baker, associate matron Mrs. Eva Redmond, secretary Mrs. Anna K. Heagy, treasurer Mrs. Nadine Fuller, inductress Mrs. Mildred Goose, associate Conductress Mrs. Minnie R. King. Installation set for Jan 8, 1923.
Fire Chief Collins had secured a horse team to pull an emergency hook and ladder outfit. During a test run one horse collapsed and died. The department then demonstrated the Seagrave truck to show it could reach all city streets quickly.
William Russell stars in The Great Night a photo play at the Imperial theater today and tomorrow. He plays the son of a millionaire jeweler who must marry within a month to satisfy a will then becomes a patrolman to avoid marriages. Eva Novak Winifred Bryson Henry Barrows Wade Boteler Harry Lonsdale and Earl Metcalfe appear in support. Cupid's Elephant a Sunshine gale of gaiety is shown as an added attraction.
At a recent Rotary Club meeting J A Hasley described the Butte Anaconda bowling match and the return in Anaconda. Dr Dunlap urged support for the Masqueraders dance raising funds for Salvation Army Christmas dinners. Re Catlin spoke on Wheels and Rotary’s big role in society. Next Tuesday’s luncheon aims for 100 percent attendance led by Senator Stewart to promote Boy Scouts. Girls sold Christmas seals to Rotarians as they left.
The article previews a two day showing of The Young Rajah at the Bluebird theater starring Wanda Hawley and Rudolph Valentino. It highlights Hawley's blonde Dresden shepherdess image and Valentino's dark Latin looks as a striking screen couple. The plot unfolds amid rich color and opulent ceremony in an Indian setting.
Tea and basket fired goods priced at 38¢ per 1 lb and 19¢ per pack for Hat N' Cat Mincemeat, 2 for 37¢. Currants and raisins offered in packages with 31b and 50¢ for three. curry powder 25¢ small bottles and 50¢ large. Eagle Chili powder 20¢ for 1½ oz and 3¢ for 12-07 can.
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